A grumpy old bathplug raves

[waikikin]

Landlubber, you may be right or partially right, theres probably not too many people except for the very recently born that don't hold some level of prejudace of some sort & that learned from upbringing is hard to dilute, evolution may have been going on for more than 5 thousands years & the do gooders have been around for some time longer than a hundred, Christ! only a couple of thousand years back you could be crucified for doing some good. Tolerance & doing unto others etc is a great foundation for harmony. Peace & love to all from Jeff.

[masalai]

Arrrr **** Landlubber, with your common sense outlook and advice, you just spoilt some fun and argumentative type entertainment designed to obfuscate a session of boredom.... Thanks

[the1much]

im a racist,,,,i race everyone to the coffee pot,,,hehe

[masalai]

Singiture is the X you put with yore thumbnial dipedd in tar wen yeu mak ure mark....

[Meanz Beanz]

Its funny how races that are the closest seem to hate the most.

What was it? "The Politics of Envy" or something, saw a great doco that explained the idea once.... it all rang true for my life experience.

[Meanz Beanz]

Originally Posted by the1much

im a racist,,,,i race everyone to the coffee pot,,,hehe

I don't race until I hit the coffee pot...

BTW that stuff U lot have ain't Coffee! Its muddy water...

[masalai]

Nearly Heinz, muddy water flavoured with pure sweet tar..... (eu seem to hav died yore tar blue?)

[the1much]

why does Beanzy have my signichure? ,,,Mas. said the X was MINE!

[the1much]

and i KNOW you tea sippers dont think my coffee is real,,,BUT,,like sex with an ugly woman,,,,its all i got

[the1much]

wellz guys,,gonna try for an early bed,,,,niterz Mas. Beanzy,,all else

[Frosty]

Originally Posted by Landlubber

Mankind has evolved and separated its clan into different speaking, different cultures and different colours over the last 5000 years.

???????????? Seperated???

[masalai]

A slip of the tongue twixt - f*&ked if I know? SO what did the elephant do?

[Frosty]

Bumper stickers ????????????????????????

I can never get them straight and it got creases in it. I have to get the razor blade and slice the bubbles ,---Oh it gets all F$%^ed up.

Eh ?? what thread is this.

[the1much]

i think the elephant had something to do with a bumper sticker,,,,,,,sounds like he may have pulled the sticker off a weeee bit to slow ,,,guess he didnt know that elephants have small hairs round their @ss hehe

[the1much]

so i see that the brits are as "stoooooooopid" as we,,,,and we wonder why kids grow up to be f*ckin bums.
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LONDON - A British high school student received credit for writing nothing but a two-word obscenity on an exam paper because the phrase expressed meaning and was spelled correctly.

The Times newspaper on Monday quoted examiner Peter Buckroyd as saying he gave the student — who wrote an expletive starting with f, followed by the word "off" — two points out of a possible 27 for the English paper.

"It would be wicked to give it zero because it does show some very basic skills we are looking for, like conveying some meaning and some spelling," Buckroyd was quoted as saying.

"It's better than someone that doesn't write anything at all."

Buckroyd said the student would have received a higher mark if the phrase had been punctuated.

Buckroyd is a senior examiner for the Assessment and Qualifications Alliance, one of several bodies that grade British high school exams.

He said the expletive was used in 2006 by a student in response to the question: "Describe the room you are sitting in."

The alliance confirmed the newspaper's story was accurate, but said Buckroyd's decision to award the student marks was not official policy.

"The example cited was unique in the experience of the senior examiner concerned and was used in a pre-training session to emphasize the importance of adhering to the mark scheme: i.e. if a candidate makes any sort of response to a question then it must be at least given consideration to be awarded a mark," the company said in a statement.

It said obscenities on exam papers "should either be disregarded, or action will be taken against the candidate, depending on the seriousness of the case."